A New Era

This book collects the work of leading Chinese economists, sociologists, and political scientists as China enters a pivotal phase of development, as well as a new five-year plan. Scholars from China's leading institutions and think-tanks explore global economic trade patterns, regional imbalances, environmental pollution, rural-urban disputes, and much more. This book will be of interest to scholars, economists, and think-tank researchers.

Collects the thoughts of leading Chinese scholars on growth patterns

Analyzes potential pitfalls in the years to come

Explores the impact of social issues such as urbanization and environmental regulations on economic growth

Autorentext

Dexu He is the director of National Academy of Economic Strategy, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences(CASS), and doctoral tutor of the graduate school of CASS. His major research fields include macroeconomics and finance, financial institutions and financial market, financial security, etc.

Chaoyang Wang is an associate research fellow from National Academy of Economic Strategy, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences(CASS), the editorial director of Finance and Trade Economics, and Master's tutor of the graduate school of CASS. His major research fields include financial reform, financial services industry and financial centers, also, he has much interest in services economy.

Inhalt

1. International Mismatch of Economic Cycle, Supply-Side Reform and Medium- and High-Speed Growth of Chinese Economy2. Roles of Chinese Regions in Global Value Chains and Their Changes3. Why China's Gini Coefficient Has Been Falling?4. China's Leverage Ratio and Systemic Financial Risk Prevention5. A Study of the Monetary Policy Framework with Mutually Supportive Price- and Quantity-Based Tools6. Does the Upgrading of Industrial Structure Mean Service Sector Is More Important?7. How Does Land Finance Affect Economic Growth in China?8. Does Urban Sprawl Aggravate Smog Pollution?9. Regulatory Governance, Public Appeal, and Environmental Pollution10. Will Environmental Regulation Help Reduce Pollution and Improve Efficiency?